What changed in telecommunications regulation and policy this week?
Government decisions, new rules and policy shifts reported this week.
The UK government announced plans to introduce new legislation after Apple and Google failed to meet a September 2026 deadline to implement technology preventing the sharing of child nudity on their devices.
Read at wired.com ↗The UK government has published the UK Space Strategy, outlining a new approach to national security, defence, and economic growth in the space sector.
Read at gov.uk ↗Verizon has removed its three-year price lock guarantee from its myPlan wireless offerings as of June 16, 2026.
Read at thestreet.com ↗What funding rounds and acquisitions happened in telecommunications this week?
The week’s notable investments, financing rounds, acquisitions and strategic deals.
The Trump administration is set to provide a loan of nearly $100 million to Africell, the only US-owned telecommunications company operating in Africa.
Read at techmeme.com ↗Cloud5 Communications has signed a definitive agreement to acquire the business of interTouch CALA.
Read at lodgingmagazine.com ↗What products launched in telecommunications this week?
Notable product launches, releases and platform updates from the week.
Sky News, a subsidiary of Comcast, launched a new mobile app called 'Defence Insider' on Thursday, September 10, 2026.
Read at variety.com ↗Apple held its September 2026 product event, marking the first keynote led by new CEO John Ternus.
Read at wired.com ↗On September 9, 2026, Apple unveiled its first foldable smartphone, the iPhone Duo, priced at $1,999, during an event in San Francisco.
Read at thestreet.com ↗Apple has officially announced the launch of its first foldable iPhone model.
Read at wsj.com ↗The ad tech startup myGaru, led by CEO Vitalii Morozenko and head of ad platform Yuriy Gorokhov, has developed a platform that enables competing telecommunications providers to collaborate on identity signals.
Read at adexchanger.com ↗MikroTik has released security patches to address critical vulnerabilities in its router software.
Read at securityweek.com ↗Huawei released the Mate XT 2 trifold smartphone in China on September 7, 2026.
Read at theverge.com ↗What financial results were reported in telecommunications this week?
Earnings, guidance and other financial results reported this week.
Bank of America analyst Wamsi Mohan lowered Apple's price target from $380 to $370 following the launch of the iPhone Duo, Apple's first foldable smartphone.
Read at thestreet.com ↗Pivotal Research Group analyst Jeffrey Wlodarczak initiated coverage of SpaceX with a Buy rating and a $220 price target for year-end 2027.
Read at thestreet.com ↗Citigroup has reiterated a $658 price target for Ciena, representing a 105% upside from its recent $321 closing price.
Read at thestreet.com ↗What incidents and outages hit telecommunications this week?
Incidents, outages and safety events reported this week.
Consumer group Which? has issued a warning regarding a screen-sharing scam on WhatsApp where fraudsters impersonate bank officials and the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA).
Read at finextra.com ↗Russian drone strikes targeting warehouses and ports across Ukraine resulted in at least nine deaths on September 10, 2026.
Read at theguardian.com ↗CERT Polska discovered six vulnerabilities in MikroTik's RouterOS, including an exploit chain named MikroTrick that allows unauthenticated remote control of devices with exposed SSH.
Read at helpnetsecurity.com ↗What people moved in and out of telecommunications roles this week?
Executive appointments and departures reported this week.
Cloud communications company Bandwidth has promoted Emily Harlan to the role of General Counsel.
Read at globallegalpost.com ↗1 of 2 people moves events are listed; the rest were ranked lower by importance and multi-source corroboration and are not shown.
What else happened in telecommunications this week?
Developments from the week that fit none of the other sections.